3 for IISI 0:9.
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. it I e wssr mealtimes or.
"shocker”
South Norman
lbcrl NBWS'NllleS.
veriisers wishing to change they
:3 virgzgnents mulatt furnish copy 111111
0 can my 0 the day t o
shill." So. indowhil lo we do our
to accommodate advertisers, in
can at guarantee such changes when
copy is furnished later.
WIATHIII senses".
Fbr Norwalk and vicinity: Fair sud
colder tonight and Wednesday The
secondary disturbance that was in the
Lake region yesterday morning is new
central over thenorthera tion or
New England it is foliowe by an
of high pressure and pleasant
weather with lower temperature. The
temperature continues low in the
southern sections. Montgomery Ala.
was two degrees colder at 8 oclock
this morning than Nerwalk.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair and colder weather.
-—Latest styles in tree, ornaments.
all new goods 2! Lane's.
mil Noack, in North Main street, has
ay articles that are desirable for
olday gifts. and it will pay you to
call and examine the same before mak-
ingI purchases elsewhere.
—I~INice Derby for Xmas. O’ Brien s.
B. Hershtlcid 8; Company. of East
Norwaik are disposing of many tons of
coaI Idiiliy, and have a carefully se-
lec stock. Orders are received by
his or telephone.
-I~Supr8me Court 10c. Cigars, delight.-
ful :Iaroma, smooth and fragrant as 11
rue.
not forget the children this.
YIuyrtide. They get a greater,propor-
tion of pleasure out of presents than
do older people. A. J. Collins and
Conipah’y have a magnificent stock of
toys to select from. .
purge stock of latest Victor rec
0rd just received. ChasIG G.ivcs, 29
Wall Street.
The Kennedy Guards arr IorgsI-niza
tion well- known to many Norwatk peo
pie. is arranging for a military bail
‘to be given in the armoigy in Danbury
Now Y'ear' a night. A number of Nor-
wailrcrs wiiiatt‘m I ‘ .
——Latest tree novelties at Lane‘s. at
extra low prices.
The Fair Cloak and Fill- Stole, in
Washington street, es a specialty
of garments made to order and has
had an unusually successful season
People desiring exr client materials and
fit can secure it at this store.
--Do you know of anything that
would please. your ushnnd, father.
brother or best felt better than a
Meérchaunl or Brier pipe. Wheiplcy
& Clark.
RIsiph Raymond. the popular agent
of the New York and Eastern News
Company. in the west-bound railroad
station in South Norv'vsik, is to take
the night course in teiIegraphy at
Brown's Business College South Nor
wal.
ow ,,
No alk and So. Norwaik at North‘s
StuI ice. * . .
Raymond Brothers have a large
stock of coal wood building materials.
etc., on hand. and ban fill any order
for trucking or other contract work
that is placed with thorn and will do
so in a manner that will be perfectly
satihfsctory.
«A present appreciated, would be
a Victor Talking Ma’ inc, latest rec-
ords. ”marshal ration. ‘
, shit Hobi-
, rest varie
and elec-
u ,5.
will add warmth to or home as well
as thrill“ you wit a gas sieve for
cooking purposes.
~Choice turkeys 23c lb. Hayes.
1‘ e Simeon-Powell Corporation, in
connection with its extensive drug bus,-
ineu. is offering phonograph. our,
for male and there is notbiilom
apporpriate or what would be more a
. 4:33 artistic pictures in Glimpses oi
11 “II.
or was 18111811 x
i “l ~ 1‘"? 111 an .. .
Saturday in Bridgeport.
v—loatest Soft lists. O Brien' s.
Captain George Byitbec has started
in the oyster shipping business.
“The Tomboy." positively the most
perfect 5c. cigar. Try one.
Fred 0. Jennings. of my street,
spent Saturday in Bridgeport.
Miss blatilda Oomstoch and Miss ida
F‘ields spent Saturday in Bridgeport.
~The latest phonograph records 26c,
Chas G lves. 28 Wall Street.
Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce. of Monroe
street. is recovering from her recent
illness.
--i.ook at the new goods in Lane's,
unpacked today, at low prices.
Uncas Tribe. No. 26. improved Order-
of Red Nell, Wm hold a regular meet-
ing tonight.
8-.
meals
HAT coAT
You wear a coat. Why?
To keep the cold out? No;
to keep the warmth in.
What of the body that has
no warmth—the thin. poor
IIbodyI that lacks the healthy
flesh and fat it needs?
Forsuch wcsa that Smith
Emulsion provi 98 the right.
kind of acoat. 'Why? Be-I
cause Scott’ 3 Emulsion builds
firm. solid flesh and. so .
plies just encugh fat to fill
nature's requirements—~no
more. -That means bodily
warmth.
ABOUT
book form, at North' a Studio.
Saturday following.
‘5‘," m, d m. «1.11.1.8... WM —,Westchestel_ Co. turkeys 820 lb,
“1011‘ a DOWNE, m Dear-l Strut. New York
Hayes.
i
‘ cigars orhpipes for the holidays. pleas:
rail in t e mornn or afternoon an I
-—Artistic views of the Norwslks, in Iavold the mug “71.91;;le 5, Clark.
Tire NOI’Wflk 11‘0“ Works Wl" C1050 York. retumed home yesterday after 11
next Fridiiy for Christmas. and on the visit with J, William Voilmer, of Cree
cent Terrace
Connecticut native Turkeys 35° “l-I supplies suitable for Christmas gifts.
elrics, wli to s rs solar s u to I '
night followIird lIiy t 0 minus ”OglIOTII .‘I'alta ears of the eyes, by using
of officers. I
tion basing?“ team and rhe Mohicans
have call
in Stamford.
- ' ‘1 lston.
rived home yesterday afternoon from a
few days' visit in Brookkn. New .fr-k.
. —New derby for limos. O‘Br ens
Butler Lodge. 1 0. O. F., will hold
its second nominatiop of officers tomor-
rowknight, sud havoI the election next
wee ,
,——ernherrles tar. pt. [3‘ R [flit Co
Court Mahackeuro. Pbresters of Am
TAKII M889! TIM???"- ,,
Take one 01 CM nemesh. "VI." .
and kidneys, by taking
lVlillri s lidilir Vegetable Pilli
25.
r
s
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llillililll Elle Biillil, 251
Take care of fills child by giving
Perry's“ ilr'rrdSIlllll" Vr'lllliiuuv
25c
AT ALL saucers-rs
-—We make Kill“ candy of the purest,
materials. F. Lane. i
The Young Mon‘ s Christian Aasocia- l
their name for tonight
I
—Ladiea who are thinking of buying
C. Percival Baker, of Yonkers,va
i There has been a big reduction in
toys tit Road's. Mechaniral toys are
—A complete line of cameras and
selling at just one half their original
! price. Read the ad.
W
~—
-'
lStiilscn Powell Corporation.
L
N
lul plepAraiions- that were made.
Months ago we began the getting leads.
taken up.
the newspapers.
SMALLILEATHER , .' RUBBER BOOTS.
ARTICLES. ‘ First of all;f1ne for boys who
Seal and saffron lead tn the race want to get out in snow and
—and such a lot of pretty thinga' slush. The fine. for girls who go
”I? made up from them. . to school in all weathers, for
Tis nice to hue a metal im- women, and‘for men. ~
tial on the bag you give—or the
name stamped m gilt inside pursel Boys, —-$2 to $3. according to
or card- -casc. Costs little.
Skirt-bags,—5oc to $4. Girls.—$1, $1.50 and $2.
Waist~bags,—25c to $8. 50. Womert’s.-—$1.75.
Auto-bags. (the newest)—-5oci M‘“ '43 and $3. 75-
l siz
to $8.50. l High arctics for main—$2.25;
Fitted-bags. have purse and I“ wlgrlr‘iien,—$2; {0'8“151‘5‘605
card-camps“: 16 3'9“ I or c 1 rep —$1.25.
Shoe StorcI
~—!'—
, SLIPPERS FOR WOMEN.
. 1 . Fr no a o w t down
Ball-rolls,—2I5c to 3"75' I .to “088:3; 1:1swaoIni:Iwhiie to
Bill-books.—5oc to $6. i buy .
Card and bill- books,--5oc to $2. 5
Travelers’ casee.—$2. 75 to $9.: with bending of cut such—$1.50
Leatherwcovered flasks,—5oc to to 33- 5°-
Carriage-bags,—$3.50 to $8. !'
Card-cases,--5oc .to $2.50.
' Wallets.—5oc to $2.
$3- 1‘ . Rich patent-leather slippers
Pocket-books,-Iesc to $8, . with fine trimming—$2 and $4.
Music-rolls 3nd. fold|,—soc to Polka-dot velvet slippers with
$3. ‘ “ for around tom—41.35.
Fine brown felt. warm as a slip-
l per can be,,--$1.5o.
Tan ooze leather'siippers for
bedroom weary—$1.50. . -
Felt slippers in, red. black or
blue, for trimmed. x.
Stout felt slippers with felt
solea,—$xI.
Crocheted slip with lamb's
wool soles, red. b ack, pink or lav-
.~\t shoe-room arch.
CAMERAS. -
All. the popular sty tyles of Ko-
dake-I—Iand the KOdalt is THE
camera of films. rid quick actiOn.
and splendid r ti
Some camera specials:
Bulli Eye special. No. 2. 3 /. by
3 A. double lunar—$12.
Bullet s peaal. so. 2, 3/ b 3/, ”defy-"59C- .
doublll‘lens. film or plat 2 {5, 3: .5hoe.Stqre.
li/lwfligffl‘y" "°' 3' 3" V 1 LECGII nos;
F0 Wenoflawkeyc, No. 3. Bright and pretty ones for chil-
3 /4 by 4 4. double Tense—$13. .511.
dren and girls. or warm black jer-
ight corner, rear.
seyfor women.
WHITLEY EXERCIISERS
Basement. -. * ~ Shoe store.
I.
a
L. A ivli‘oleilél 0i Weill
it the
.~. . ‘uIap..U
.«ii’jll‘ji
rs skeleton is
Fine kid strap slippers. some‘
Brown or blue corduroy with-
. white human-$1.69.
mm 55mm "“- Blink comm—:1. .
c sssademonsmtor .aliow T9! 991.! lamb—“5°- ,
how t decelopa the body and . BlaIck jersey cloth—girla' and'i‘li
"liél one :1th (MIN: well. ,. c 1.45ch 65¢; women
15ers t ‘ to $4.50. 41.
Tbe'ChrisiImas store is so good in crew was onlll because of the thorough care-
Such completeness doesn’t come bll accident.
And now there is the complete splendid whole.
The advertising. almost. onlu mirrors a part of, the store readiness. Nothing that
ought to be here is missing that we know of. But of course. we can ’ttalk of them all in
l
.1. i do preparedness that rules lll8 Whole store. 3 II II, , I .
is sad helpemlmosi double the usual number—~io or. click ser
bellied tile Scene 1606.11
’83:: ~‘
out pitch
on when he sits down to read his
in “piglets? during are cold winter
" evenings.
Carefullll. a thing at a lime. matters were
u
IART NOVELTIES.
Little articles with rare taste
and much beauty combined in
them.
Satin pin-cushions trimmed
with lace and chiffon. handsome
in color and pattern—25¢ to $2.
Silk work-bag.—$i.5o, $2, $2.50.
Silk and iaceIhair-receivers, 89c.
Hand-painted finished pillows.
-—~$10.
Burn-wood nut-bowls—$2 and
$3.25.
Burnt-wood book-racke.-—$1.5o.
' Burnt-wood pipe-racks,—$r.5o.
Glove-mending sets.—,$1.5o.
Japanese shavers,—-$1.
I Burnt-leather shavers,-—5oc. 1
__ 1 Fancy match-scratchers-dzl/gc i
HOUSE-COATS. E Burnt- leather tobacco-bags.--
Cali’ em smoking-jackets if youi 25‘:-
would hit the fancy of some men. ’ Bumtoicather laundry-lists,—
Doubie-faced cloth. bound with $1. 25. .
¢°Td nicely-finlahed ! Fancy thermometers.—75c.
MEN’S SLIPPERS.
The kind a man wants to slip
evening paper.
Hightcut, with elastic sides.
$1. 50 and $2.
All leather. high cut .—-$2. 50.
Shoe store. I
n REGINA.
One dollar will admit you to
the Regina club and insure dc-
iightful music for the happiest
day in the year.
If you make your application at
once, the selected music-box will
be sent home with no delay. -,
Regina music is perfect and en-
joyable. and of great range and
variety.
Basement.
33- 75 55 ”‘d more. ‘ Pins and needle cant—50¢. .
11133.53 75 one is fine for the Pyrographic outfits, 4-51-50-
Right aisle, front. :1“!de Floor.
TRAVELING CASES.
~ CANDY.
Pure tine chocolates or choco- As acceptable to woolen as to
lates with boa bone. man. Id-laudicst thing on. earth
All are pure and good, from the
f h rt ti : o ' the
eo-cent to the finest box at 90 or S s O rp 3‘" penlng
trunk during brief stops on a fair-
cents.
Aliegretti‘s famonus creams at 1? 8°“E one.
30c, 60c and one. Cowhide cascs- oh steel frame,
Mpillard‘s fine candies at 40c linedII‘witn _. Klimt, tastes. With
and 3°“ straps and solid brass lock. 20, 22
“fighga'peggh ”m ‘t ”f" 3°C or 24 their» long, russet or Eng-
At sullen-street door. “3h W145
' 1’ Best-grade cowhide on steel
TOYS.
frame. stitched edges without cor-
ners, linen lined. plain. and of fine
quality. ”and. mean-est '
English oak ~ ~ a 1A,.
Every sort from rubber one for
baby to fine train with tunnel. de-
pot, and switches. and so on.
Toys for girls. too. Dolls and .
all the things a little fill-1 wing. Deep club hub of russet leath-
for her doll: :2 13 to 18 inches long,—S§ 36 to
And cal My, such games. '
epthe whet h sehold Smooth sole leather club
. °“ with brass lock and leather r352
—-36 to 38 so.
' Third floor.
Basement.
moods—[and speedier them to
it needs seems and enthusiasm to
I".--*~“-W'
Adm soa' p
' r‘tif
blakin‘g Others Hap
4Ensures-e harness. "I
mas situation and it shows huh-ill.)
in a fine light. The problem of "'8th
to buy" is ever recurring; that other .
problem of where to buy it follows
ciose on its heels.
This store has solved them both
for you, solved them In a most satisfy,
ing manner, as a glimpse of this big
holiday equipment will prove. ,1 I
The time drawsI 111311.. the climax
will soon be reached. Each day and
every day from now till Christmas this
store stands in the breach, ready to
supply your every want. Thus we
reap the Just fruits of much prepara- ,
tion—much thought and much hard.
lWOi‘k.
To All Then-A Cordial when... ,
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwnlia. Conn.
W.“
and look at our line of Hosiery.
variety of the assortment.
A’TI- You
stun?" kIXI Id Batman,
one» so
MNM'
86 Washington Street.
Come In
You will not be disappointed in the
We are showing everything desirable from
the 12‘1‘20 kind to the all silk at $1. 69' the pair. 1
to meet your requirements in the stocking line. for Xnias.
N. E. R VAN.
Depend upon us then I
All-141.
South . Home It.
a
Come and Save Monet] for the Ti: )lldaus-
All Silk Plush Cape, satin lined, fur trimming, 30 in. long, a big bdr-
gain. 35. 75.
All Silk Lined Baby' s Caps, heavy for winter, nicclv embroidered. 25c up.
CHILDRE N's FURS.
Collar and Muff. lamb’s wool, 760 a set.
Collar and Mill! in gray, with pocketbook for 81.00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price, at the
The Fair Cloak
GS WASHINGTON STREET.
$6.25
SMALL NUT, DELIVERED, AT 85.00.
syv COAL THAT'S CLEAN.
Raymond
Do ‘
I menl iorgrantéd.
. pricrs.
Know
/
NEVER ASK ADV
I.
When you have a cough l1cold don't
ask what is good for It dget some
medicine with little or he merit andau
haps dangerous. Ask for Foley's
‘ TlI-IE CH OICEST
“Big VeinLehig h”CI
song FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVgES. DEL‘IVEREO ET I
if you have ever 1165.11? For
beiore you will appreciate [helm
here rs like finding [IllOl'ieV-f I
and Fur Store, I
sourr-l' Noawahk.
$6. 25
1 and TIT. thagreatest throat and pan
remedy, it euros coughs and colds
gluon”. Sold at Plaisted's drug store
thNorwalhI. and IA 0. Siliiraan's.
Dal-lana- ,1
Look These Prices
1.11.70 Chop Beef,
Shoulder Steak. '
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